Women TIES (Women Together Inspiring Entrepreneurial Success), a Central
New York business dedicated to helping women entrepreneurs expand their local, state
and regional marketplace in New York State, will host its second strategic networking
and educational program of the year for Greater Rochester women entrepreneurs.
On June 21, 2011 from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Biaggi’s Restaurant, 818 Eastview
Mall, Victor, New York, Women TIES’ Greater Rochester Luncheon: “The Four Key
Leadership Traits of Successful Female Entrepreneurs,” will feature Auburn woman
entrepreneur Gwen Webber-McLeod, President of gweinc. Webber-McLeod will share
success strategies on the five important leadership lessons every woman entrepreneur
must embrace to lead her company successfully as well as provide strategies for
immediate application of the program’s concepts into each woman’s business.
The event is sponsored in part by the Rochester Women’s Network, the premier
networking organization for career-minded women in all stages of their careers in the
Greater Rochester Area. It is also supported by women entrepreneurs in the region
including: Ann Michel Henry, Mise En Place; Donna DeClemente of DCC Marketing
Group; Jill Bates, Jill Bates Fashion; Lisa Riggi, LHR Adminstrative Services; Roberta
Favitta, Cooley Group; Susan Atkisson, Keuka Lake Coffee Roasters & Java-Gourmet;
Susan Suben, Long Tern Care Associates; and Tracy Jong, Tracy Jong Law Firm.
The event is open to women entrepreneurs, independent saleswomen, and
women thinking of starting a business. The cost of the event is $29 and includes lunch,
program, and strategic networking to help women forge stronger economic ties with
other women locally and regionally. For more information on the program or to make
reservations by June 19th, visit www.womenties.com or call 315-471-1987.
About Tom and Ann Gendich